The two helmets featuring Ricky Kildea's designs will be auctioned off to raise funds for a youth basketball program and a program supporting struggling families access childcare. Via NITV
The proceeds will be donated to two projects that support the local Indigenous community.
The first is the Koorie Academy Basketball, a not-for-profit organisation supporting Aboriginal children who want to play sports. With the donation, the organisation can support Aboriginal youth in Geelong through a basketball clinic and a cultural workshop. The other half of the donations will be given to The Mooroopna Kinder Project, which supports families who face financial barriers when accessing childcare."I am passionate about making a real difference within the Aboriginal community," he said."He's a very talented artist, and I enjoyed the creative process behind the helmets," he said.Valterri Bottas holding his helmet which features a design created by Ricky Kildea.
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